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Case study: Retirement income trade-offs in later retirement

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Meet Jackie and Charles. They’re 80, and they currently have $250,000 in combined superannuation in account-based pensions. They also own a block of land that’s worth $400,000, and that’s been in the family for decades. They use the land for camping and caravanning in holiday periods. They also have $20,000 worth of other assets, including their home contents and their car.

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